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This booklet deals with skewaffine and skewprojective spaces in the general framework of noncommutative geometric spaces. By the latter are understood, roughly speaking, incidence spaces in which the line through point \(x\) and point \(y\) need not be the same as the line through \(y\) and \(x\). Most attention goes to skewprojective spaces, which are natural generalizations of classical projective spaces on the one hand, and of groups on the other hand. The latter aspect plays a dominant rôle: several notions from basic group theory are transferred to skewprojective spaces, and this makes it possible to generalize classical theorems from group theory to the new context. [For part I of this paper see ibid. 4, No. 2, 93-129 (1993; Zbl 0811.51002)].